The South African weather services sayst the unfavorable weather conditions which hit most parts of Gauteng last week are expected to continue until the end of the month with more rain.

Stargazers in South Africa can brace themselves for the "supermoon" on Monday evening.

State Security Minister David Mahlobo says he's considering suing for defamation following allegations that he's linked to an illegal rhino horn trafficker.

NUM spokesperson Livhuwani Mamburu says Moelefe's departure is premature.

SABC Spokesperson, Kaizer Kganyago, says alleged death threats made to the SABC 8 has nothing to do with the broadcaster.

The United Nations Climate Change Conference talks underway in the town of Marrakech are expected to come up with a rule book on how to implement the Paris Agreement.

Jimmy Conroy says SAA employs 90 % qualified black pilots in South Africa.

The South African Weather Service has warned of further severe thunderstorms over Gauteng on Thursday afternoon. The warning comes flash floods caused choas in Johannesburg and Ekurhuleni. The Gauteng government has confirmed that the death toll following the flash floods has risen to four. A number of vehicles were trapped on the N3 around the Gillooly's interchange. The provincial government says it's doing everything possible to clear the affected roads. It has activated the Johannesburg Disaster Management Centre to co-ordinate government efforts to investigate the extent of damage. Forecaster, Wayne Venter.

McBride says one of his primary concerns is to deal with systemic corruption in high police ranks.

Polytical Analyst Ralph Mthekga says there is a real possibility for the motion of no confidence in President Jacob Zuma sponsored by the Democratic Alliance (DA) will pass.